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Amazon 'confidential' sales figures outed by U.K. parliament
Days after a U.K. parliamentary committee accused Amazon U.K.'s representative of "hiding" company sales numbers, the same committee publishes the firm's confidential figures.
Written by Zack Whittaker, Contributor on Nov. 27, 2012
Confidential Amazon documents revealing sales figures for the U.K. were published online by no less than the parliamentary committee charged with investigating the firm's tax arrangements.
Google, Amazon executives give evidence. (Screenshot: BBC News)
A fortnight ago, Amazon's director of public policy Andrew Cecil was dubbed "not a serious representative" for Amazon, after coming to give evidence, in the words of U.K. Public Accounts Committee chair Margaret Hodge MP, "with absolutely no information."
The hearing was also attended by representatives from Google U.K. and Starbucks U.K., which have both been accused of avoiding paying the full amount of tax on their sales over the past few years.
After providing little evidence on the retail giant's sales figures -- which would have allowed the Committee to have understood why the firm is paying so little tax, compared to the 24 percent corporation tax these firms should be paying -- the Committee requested additional written evidence to explain Amazon's tax and corporate structure, and how much the firm makes from its U.K. operations.
Amazon eventually provided the written evidence to the scrutineers. But, despite a "respectful" request to keep the written evidence confidential and out of the public eye, the Committee published it anyway.
In his letter, Cecil reiterated his evidence that, "[Amazon] have never broken out revenue figures on a country or website basis," he noted that, "we disclose sales, operating expenses, operating income and information for our two business segments, 'North America' and 'International'."
But there's a first time for everything. The firm broke down "International" figures from European countries, except countries from which sales did not exceed $10 million.
(The company noted value-added tax (VAT), which in this case is redundant and not important. Cecil failed to explain the firm's corporation tax arrangement.)
Net sales (Amazon.co.uk) £1.86bn £2.36bn £2.91bn
U.K. VAT collected (Amazon EU Sarl) £172m £262m £216m
Amazon generated £3.35 billion ($5.37bn) in U.K. sales before tax. The firm turned a profit of £74 million for 2011.
Out of that, £2.91 billion ($4.66bn) -- or 87 percent of the total U.K. sales figure -- was generated through Amazon.co.uk, while the remaining £441 million ($707m) was generated through other Amazon services and subsidiaries, such as LoveFilm, for instance. However, sales of e-books, music and other downloadable media, were sold and therefore taxed through the firm's Luxembourg-based subsidiary, Amazon Media EU Sarl.
All in all, Amazon's sales increased by 27 percent from 2009 to 2010, and jumped a further 23 percent in 2011 on the previous year to £2.91bn ($4.66bn).
How Amazon works in the EU
The structure of these major multi-national companies is what has the Public Accounts Committee so interested. While some companies use the "Double Irish" arrangement or the "Dutch Sandwich" tax avoidance schemes, Amazon instead uses Luxembourg as its main European base base.
On the other hand: "Customer support services; accountancy, tax, legal, human resources, and localisation services; merchandising and marketing support services; and purchasing services. Amazon.co.uk Ltd is compensated for these services by Amazon EU Sarl; therefore it is not a 'branch' or 'place of business' of Amazon EU Sarl."
Amazon has three major divisions: intellectual property (IP) licensing, digital sales, and its Web sites.
Here's what it looks like in a nutshell, complete with pretty pictures:
Amazon.com Europe Holding Technologies (based in Luxembourg) holds all the intellectual property to its EU and U.K. Web sites, but is in turn owned by Amazon.com Inc., Amazon International Sales, and Amazon Europe Holdings -- all of which are based out of the U.S.
This allows U.S.-based (headquartered) Amazon's technologies to be licensed appropriately throughout Europe by its subsidiaries. So, licensing fees for that intellectual property are paid to the U.S. head office by European firms -- around £151 million ($242m) for U.K. sales in 2011.
All EU sales run through Luxembourg-based Amazon EU Sarl (where the tax rate is far lower; around 3 percent VAT compared to the U.K.'s current 20 percent rate), including Amazon.co.uk and other Amazon EU Web sites.
While we already knew, it's worth noting again that the only U.K. branch of Amazon worldwide is Amazon.co.uk Ltd., which is an order fulfilment company. Sales go through Luxembourg, while the U.K. arm only "provides fulfilment and logistics services," said Cecil. It's worth noting that Amazon employs around 500 staff in Luxembourg, compared to the 15,000 or so employees in the U.K.
"Amazon.co.uk Ltd. earns a margin on its operating costs for providing services performed in the U.K. to group companies, primarily to Amazon EU Sarl."
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Serafin − imię męskie pochodzenia semickiego. Wywodzi się od hebrajskiego słowa oznaczającego "płomienny". Nazwa często spotykana w Starym Testamencie.

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Steve Funnell (born 28 November 1965) is an Australian former rugby league footballer who played in the 1980s and 1990s.

Playing career
A former Saints junior, Funnell was a fullback for St. George for five seasons between 1984-88. He was a reserve in the 1985 Grand Final but didn't retain a first grade spot on a regular basis during his time at the Dragons.

Funnell decided to change clubs in 1989, joining Western Suburbs, and finished his career at Eastern Suburbs in 1992.

Funnell captain-coached Adelong-Batlow to the 1996 Group 9 premiership.

References

St. George Dragons players
Western Suburbs Magpies players
Sydney Roosters players
Australian rugby league players
1965 births
Living people
Rugby league fullbacks
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JPCA's online St. Saviour's petition has been signed by more than 1600 people to date. One of the signatures in particular caught our attention. It was that of Barbara S. Parker, who is a descendant of John Van Cott, the founder of St. Saviour's that we knew the least about. Barbara, who lives in Florida, corresponded with us via e-mail, providing a wealth of information about the Van Cott family, their home in Maspeth and the heirlooms in her possession that date back to the family's involvement with the church. ‒ ed.
John Van Cott and Julia Renne, the first known family members to live in Maspeth, had 3 sons and 3 daughters: David (1831-1835) is buried unknown, Francis (1842-1872) died at age 30, unmarried; John David (1838-1913) had only daughter, Julia, to survive infancy & produce heirs; daughter Harriet married Wm. H.H. Covert & had 2 daughters, Kate & Frances, both of whom died in young womanhood, unmarried.
My aunt, M. Ardele Thorn (1903-1967) was the eldest daughter of Julia Van Cott & George W. Thorn, oldest granddaughter of John David Van Cott & Emeline Elizabeth Pettit, and great granddaughter of John Van Cott & Julia Renne. My mother was Virginia Adrienne Thorn (1909-1983), youngest child of Julia Van Cott & George W. Thorn. Mother married Charles Schanley & had 2 daughters; Lynda Ardele (married Raymond Lukac & had Jill & Jody) and me, Barbara Jule (married James E. Burnet III & had James IV & Deborah. Jill, Jody, James IV & Deborah all have children). We are the last of the line that dates to Julia Renne (1810-1876) who married John Van Cott.
This painting of the house shows a "Georgian style" alteration that was done about 1880; I read somewhere that the senior John Van Cott ran a tavern from his home at this site, but have seen no verification. It was located on Maspeth Avenue between what today are 58th Street and 58th Place.
At the far side of the house you can just make out a kitchen wing. The kitchen also had a chimney, making 5 in all. When Mom visited, she usually slept under the eaves above the kitchen; this was accessible by a narrow staircase from the kitchen and to the rest of the house by a small door.
I must point out that my aunt, M. Ardele Thorn, was the artist. Mom told me that my aunt painted it from a negative held backwards or from a print that had been incorrectly made from a backwards negative. In other words, as you faced the house, the kitchen wing was really to the right. I have a copy of a map of Newtown from the 1850's/60s, which shows a tiny sketch of the location of the house; the sketch depicts the kitchen to the right, so I feel pretty sure that my mother was correct.
Mom said that it was very similar in appearance to the DeWitt Clinton house; there was also some story about the Van Cotts going to balls at the Clinton home. On the near side of the house there was a large ballroom, with a small family parlor behind; on the far side was the formal parlor with the dining room behind. Every room on the 1st floor had a fireplace; Mom never mentioned fireplaces on the 2nd floor, but the chimneys were huge, suggesting that there were fireplaces at least in the 2nd floor corner bedrooms. She did mention that the fireplace in the attached kitchen was "huge" & that she used to play in it. I wasn't told any other details about the house, so the only other thing that I can add is that I have the silver name plaque (J. Van Cott) that was removed from the front door when the house was sold out of the family.
My grandfather was a clerk in the County Clerk's office, and I'm sure didn't earn enough to maintain the Van Cott house and take care of his house and own family. His mother, sister and brother who were also living in the mansion did not contribute enough in money or work around the house to adequately support its upkeep. By 1922, when the photo was taken, the family had moved out (notice there are no curtains on the windows) and it was converted into a textile mill. I saw a newspaper clipping at the Onderdonk house that mentioned that the property had been sold by George & Julia Thorn (my grandparents) to Cord Meyer (a quasi-relative by marriage) in 1929.
At one point, St. Saviour's did not own a baptismal font (maybe couldn't afford one?) I have no clue what was originally used for baptisms. However, later, because the church didn't have a font, the church borrowed the table and punchbowl from the Van Cotts for baptismal purposes. The Van Cotts were very active in the church. John Van Cott (1805-1886) was one of the founders of St. Saviour's; his son John David was also active; John David's daughter married George Thorn, who was a Trustee until he moved his family to Woodhaven about 1915 (although I think my mother was confirmed there about 1921.) The Van Cott farm on Maspeth Avenue apparently backed up to the church. As described to me, the table & bowl were carried through the field to the church when needed, then carried back to the house, where they sat in the entry hallway of the mansion house.
I know that my grandparents were very close friends with Father Sterling Griffith and named their son Sterling Van Cott Thorn when he was born in 1900.
The table and bowl are believed to have served as the Baptismal font for all members of St. Saviour's from the 1880s at the earliest through 1915. I remember hearing many of my older relatives discuss the baptisms that took place using the table and bowl. They are prized possessions of mine.


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Rangers End Traverse City with Loss to Stars
By Adam Herman@AdamZHerman Sep 13, 2017, 9:30am EDT
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As with Monday's game, the Rangers lost 4-1 to Dallas in a game that was much closer than the scoreline indicates; Dallas scored an empty netter and then added one more in garbage time. Here are some notes and video from the game.
Lias Andersson built off a strong third period from Monday and had his most active game of the tournament against the Stars. He seemed more confident on the puck and tried to make things happen. His best moment of the game was a two-on-one pass to Ryan Gropp, who unfortunately did not finish the pass. Here is some video of Andersson (wearing 50), including that moment.
We're dealing with a small sample size, but that Andersson improved as the tournament went on is encouraging. If that's a continuing trend, then it means we could see him really progress in the next three weeks before the start of the season.
Sean Day's fearlessness was on display against Dallas, with varying results. On multiple occasions he really pushed the pace and diced through the Dallas neutral zone setup. However, an unnecessarily risky pass through the middle of the defensive zone nearly led to disaster; luckily Alexandar Georgiev made a big-time save.
This is exactly why fans should be both excited, but also cautious, when it comes to Day. He has the ability to make some tremendous plays. Hartford's coaching staff will have an incredibly important job the next few years in continuing to encourage him to express his talent while also decreasing the number of poor decisions he sometimes makes.
Over the last two games, Neal Pionk continued to prove why so many NHL teams sought after him. In my first Traverse City game summary I highlighted his good defensive decisions. In the last two games he (wearing #44) advertised his ability on the puck.
However, I also did notice his one-on-one defending crop up as a point of weakness. At 6'0 and 190 pounds, he's hardly a big defender. On a few occasions in the tournament, a bigger forward had enough inertia to get past Pionk and generate a scoring chance. For example, here, where 2015 first-round pick Denis Gurianov muscled past him to score Dallas' opening goal.
This is an aspect of his game that needs work, and it will hopefully be addressed partly by adding a few pounds of muscle and partly with better education of how to use body positioning to increase leverage in these situations.
I had no intentions of discussing Zborovskiy in this post, but unfortunately he had another poor showing last night. Once again, the issue of defending onrushing forwards emerged.
The Rangers might be thinking differently, but from what I've seen so far one has to wonder if he goes back to the WHL for an overage year. The Rangers have a crowded defense to begin with and Brandon Crawley really impressed in Traverse City.
The lone goal the Rangers scored against Dallas came from Malte Stromwall, who had a decent game on Monday as well.
While I wouldn't call the 2017 Traverse City Tournament a particularly memorable one for the Rangers, a number of players certainly got something out of it and management learned a little bit more about what they have in the system. Chytil's injury was a blow, and Patrik Virta missed the tournament due to the start of the regular season in Finland. Nonetheless, it's evident that the Rangers need to add some skilled forwards to the system. Ryan Gropp and Robin Kovacs had their moments but are big question marks as far as NHL careers are concerned. Lias Andersson is going to be a quality player, but not one who can make offense happen by himself. Beyond them, the Rangers had way too many bottom-six type prospects in nature to establish much offense in the tournament; just five goals in four games.
Though the tournament is now over, Rangers' training camp opens up in the next couple of days, with the first preseason game following soon after. It will be fun to see which prospects continue to progress in these next few weeks.
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As companies increasingly adopt CRM technology and improve their data governance, they now have more customer and prospect data than ever before. They have reams of sales and marketing metrics. Yet in the post-GDPR era, with plummeting data confidence, growing numbers now admit the sales funnel is broken.
With a challenging economic climate and Brexit looming, it is not poor products or services that are compromising business success: it is companies' inability to close new business, or even identify a new market opportunity.
Data starts to go out of date the minute it hits the CRM – and companies are wasting huge resources targeting the wrong people, in the wrong place, at the wrong time, and with the wrong message. Companies need a far better approach to identifying the core market; approaching the best contacts; and creating messages that resonate. And that model has to be underpinned by real-time insight that encompasses not only standard contact information, but also the key events, from funding rounds to staff hiring, that indicate a prospect's readiness to buy.
With a constant feedback loop provided by 'applied intelligence' (Revenue AI), companies can rapidly identify revenue opportunities, reach out to prospects, and deliver business value.
Companies are still struggling to come to terms with the disruption to inbound and digital marketing and sales methodologies created by the introduction of GDPR. But in many ways the lack of confidence regarding the way data can be stored and used across different geographies is a long overdue wake-up call: companies have been compelled to admit the poor quality of data and the resultant inefficient and ineffective marketing outreach.
The issue is not simply the time wasted in marketing to out dated contacts; it is far more significant. Companies are wasting time marketing to businesses that are simply not in the market. Why contact prospects with no budget, or that have just made redundancies rather than a new business that has just received a funding round, won a significant deal or added staff? Effective outreach is not just about ensuring contact details are up to date: it is about leveraging detailed, up to date insight to rapidly identify new revenue streams.
Customer and prospect data can be both an incredibly valuable resource – and a liability, depending on its depth, relevance and, critically, timeliness. Whether companies have invested in CRM or are still reliant on spreadsheets to record customer and prospect data, there is now growing awareness that these static data resources are contributing to sales and marketing failure.
Data is always in motion – from job changes to acquisition – and as a result these data resources are continually degrading. Approximately a third of data degrades every year, and most sales teams are using data that is up to 60% out of date. New opportunities must be recognised; an existing customer moving to another company creates a new business opportunity and champions promoted within an organisation can mean the chance to upsell or expand. Damage to customer relationships – from churn in sales and customer service teams – can simply be offset wit good data governance. To gain the data confidence required to identify and close new business, and achieve revenue growth, a completely different approach to data sourcing is required.
Static CRM data is no longer good enough; organisations need access to fresh, accurate and GDPR compliant data. In addition to the two dimensions of company and people, adding the third dimension of events and fourth dimension of real-time data completely transforms the way in which a business can identify and reach its total addressable market.
Access to a deep and accurate customer data resource will immediately plug the gaps in the existing information and, therefore, enable companies to ensure that time is not wasted by reaching out to dated contacts. But that is just the start. The real bottom line opportunity comes from using Revenue AI to better understand the core market, from purchase triggers to decision making personas.
A deep understanding of a customer base enables a company to create a number of specific buying personas which can then be used on a wider data source to rapidly identify highly targeted new business opportunities that have previously not been on the radar. In addition to locating new prospects within existing geographies, this model also provides a fast track route to expansion into new areas – a key consideration in the post-Brexit world.
And with each new outreach campaign, the responses are fed back into the system, providing further insight and better understanding of personas and their reaction to specific messaging – it is Revenue AI's positive feedback loop that ensures the sales and marketing activity retains momentum and continues to deliver value.
Every business needs to maximise its sales and marketing capacity to drive business growth. But without total confidence in data quality and depth of data resource, sales and marketing activity is by default inefficient and unfocused. With inadequate, untrusted data, how can an organisation use its existing network to accurately understand its customer base to identify its total addressable market or respond rapidly to an event driven opportunity? Current outreach activity not only wastes time with out of date contacts but, even worse, is patently failing to maximise revenue growth.
Not only can companies rapidly identify new revenue opportunities, but a deep and accurate customer data resource can transform the timeliness and accuracy of sales and marketing activity: companies are not only prioritising outreach activity, but each prospect interaction is more focused and relevant to each persona. From job changes to sales wins and recruitment drives, the events that have been identified as key to a business' market can support well-timed, persona-driven contact at the optimum moment in the sales and buying cycle.
The change is fundamental: no more reliance upon the single star sales person – who then ups and leaves. No more focus on irrelevant or unachievable metrics. Instead, companies can take a far more scientific and structured approach that leverages trusted real-time insight to identify the total addressable market, define the relevant contacts and embark upon a far more effective outreach.
22 Nov 2018, 4:55 p.m.
James Isilay is CEO of Cognism.


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Absio provides a new approach to information security—the ability to secure and control your data everywhere, all the time. Current cybersecurity technologies focus on indirectly controlling the environments that house data in storage and in transit, but do nothing to directly control the data itself. Absio's patented technology enables automatic, persistent control of data in storage, in transit and in use, making your information only accessible and usable according to your rules.


Okay, admittedly I've got terrible posture, but my phone/glasses case/Bluetooth keyboard combo keep me working in the strangest places.
I've realized that as much as I would like to sometimes be untethered from our modern digital world, I probably participate in it far more than the average joe.
As someone without an office, more and more of my life and work has moved into my smartphone. I used to use my phone for calls, texts and emails, and then use a laptop for most of the serious work. However, in recent months, I find that I'm using my phone for nearly everything outside of being a hairdryer.
On my laptop, I often struggle with the "multitasking trap" where I'm constantly switching between spreadsheets, documents, multiple gmail accounts, and some random article (or 3) that was recommended to me. I have a tendency to switch from one to another whenever I'm momentarily confused or uncertain. Don't know how to phrase that email? Switch to reading about Elizabethian politics. Confused on what some financial report means? Ignore it and make a graphic for a web page instead. Trying to figure out a conclusion to a presentation? Drop it and call someone to chat.
My phone has become my refuge for single focus work. Nearly all of my writing starts on my phone, along with most of my substantive email communication, scheduling, social media, and daily tracking (finances, exercise, etc). However, my phone lately has been hugely useful for my creativity, which a large portion of what people pay me to do.
For me, creativity is nearly always a battle of momentary inspiration followed by many minutes of work punctuated by random daggers of frustration. On my laptop, such a scenario can easily lead to me staring at Facebook or watching some G-d-awful Upworthy video.
However, the reality is that those random bits of frustration is often only a few seconds or a minute long. If I can sit with my confusion for a few moments, I can usually I find the answer I need to continue. I find it easier to do that on the tiny screen of my phone. Hence, I nearly always complete creative projects faster on my phone with a Bluetooth keyboard than when I use my laptop.
Now, I know many people who would find working on a tiny screen balanced on your lap while you tap away at a flimsy plastic keyboard a poor excuse for a work environment, and I would agree. But I will say I have written more in waiting rooms, carparks and stolen easy chairs than I ever thought possible. For me, making a random rooftop with a good view my temporary writing desk beats having an office anyday.


Guest: Shirley Cheek In this episode of the Canadian Baseball Network Podcast we continue our Hall of Fame series with an interview with the late Tom Cheek's widow, Shirley Cheek. Shirley tells us about how they met and how Tom got started in broadcasting. We discuss Tom's favourite things, from ballparks to ballpark food, as well as his favourite moments as a broadcaster. Shirley also tells us what Tom was thinking when he made the "Touch em all Joe" call and how it actually came to be. Shirley gives us a detailed and personal account of who Tom Cheek the man was, and what mattered most to him on this special episode of the Canadian Baseball Network Podcast.


How would you like to know how you can serve humanity and the earth by just simply doing what you already do? We all have to shop for ourselves and our family. Some of us love to shop for fashions, unique gifts, home decor, and other items for everyday use. What if there was a way that you could help families help themselves, and help the environment at the same time, all from shopping? How would that make you feel?
That would make you feel great! Right? Flower of Life Coach has figured out a way for many of us to shop and serve.
Shopping Fair Trade products is one of the fastest growing networking tools for conscious business owners and individual/family artisans to come together for the intentions of leveling the playing field in the world of business and economic opportunities.
Every day we are giving the opportunity to make not only our lives more meaningful but the lives of so many people that we encounter on a daily basis. When we begin to live more on purpose rather than living on auto-pilot, we will begin to see how much power we really do have to change our lives, our community, and our world for the better.
Have you ever thought of making it a mission to become a conscious spender? Conscious spending, to me, is being aware of not only how my money is being spent but the effects my dollars will have on others, the economy, and the environment for many years to come. Keeping track of our spending in that sense can seem like an impossible task but with a small amount of research, some willpower, and a goal, our hard-earned cash can begin to create a sustainable planet where everyone benefits.
Here in this blog, I hope to get the momentum going with a few leads as to which organizations to support when it comes to supporting others and the environment. If we can deliberately place our energy into movements that matter, we can begin to build a more meaningful life and a more sustainable future through fair trade.
Fair Trade is a structured ideology that has been put in place to build a more attainable means for individuals, families, and communities who have been marginalized by unfair international economic practices. Fair Trade provides opportunities for small business owners and artisans to share their skills, trade, and crafts with the world by tackling issues of exploitation by promoting safe working conditions and fair pay. This is done by fostering healthy relationships between the producers, buyers, and suppliers.
Fair Trade not only empowers producers all over the world, but it also empowers the consumers, creating opportunities to choose how and where the money is spent, and by creating more opportunities to raise the awareness needed for a cleaner environment.
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Helping others help others is the Flower of Life Coach mission. We are all people with dreams and passions, and in a lot of cases, these passions are never realized due to the fact that most of us are caught up into this ongoing cycle of "craziness" of just simply surviving from one paycheck to the next. Who has time to realize a dream?
But that's why we're here? Isn't it? To realize our highest potential in the physical form from the thoughts we have of who we can become. All energy will turn into something. As above, so below. So, if you're not focused on what you want your energy to become, over time because this energy is not properly placed, your very own energy will end up working more against you than for you.
Of course, it's not practical to quit your job tomorrow to follow your passion. But this is unfortunately where the realist gets stuck. Not everything has to make sense, at the moment. We could also argue that it's just as impractical for a person to not even try fulfilling at least one passion in his or her lifetime. Couldn't we?
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The notion of perceptual learning styles – that is, the idea that learners prefer to receive information either visually, auditorily or kinaesthetically – has been scrutinised by neuroscientists in recent years (Dekker et al., 2012); (Howard-Jones, 2014). In particular, the 'meshing hypothesis' (or 'matching hypothesis'), the idea that catering to a learner's favoured sensory preference, or 'learning style', will improve learning, has been exposed as a neuromyth. Yet belief in the meshing hypothesis is still extremely widespread (Howard-Jones, 2014), and a recent study among English language teachers in the US and Canada shows that almost 90% of the teachers surveyed are also still convinced by it (Lethaby and Harries, 2016).
The meshing hypothesis certainly has intuitive appeal. If a learner prefers to hear information, it seems obvious that if they are given information auditorily they will learn better, and conversely that they will not learn as well if they are presented with the information as written text. The supposed benefits of catering to different learning styles became very influential in English language teaching (ELT) after the publication of a paper in TESOL Quarterly (Reid, 1987). Reid 'tested the styles' of some 1,388 students, and suggests that both native speaking and non-native English speaking students 'should be exposed to the concept of learning styles', arguing that this may result in 'greater classroom success' (Reid, 1987). It is concerning that assessing and accommodating learning styles in English language teaching has become accepted practice, when the evidence points to it largely being a waste of time, money and effort.
While there are several learning styles models (see Coffield et al. (Coffield et al., 2004) for details), the most commonly researched (Hattie and Yates, 2013) and best known is the Visual, Auditory and Kinaesthetic model (VAK for short), which was first proposed by Dunn and Dunn (Dunn and Dunn, 1972). The diagnosis of a student's learning style is usually made through a seemingly scientific questionnaire, but most of the questionnaires involve a high degree of self-report (evaluating one's own study habits and preferences), which can be highly unreliable. Interestingly, concern with students' individual learning styles was a relatively minor part of the Dunns' original questionnaire, and associated learning programme; aside from determining VAK preferences, the questionnaire included sections on students' preferred time of day for study, their dietary requirements and 18 other categories that teachers could test for (Dunn and Dunn, 1978). It was only after VAK became such a success that the Dunns chose to focus on it, setting up the International Learning Styles Network.
Although the idea that it is effective to match teaching to preferred learning styles has existed since the creation of VAK, the term 'meshing hypothesis' is more recent. It seems to have first appeared in publication in the work of Pashler et al. (Pashler et al., 2008). It is, however, a useful term to describe the central concept at the heart of the appeal of VAK learning styles. After the publication of Reid's 1987 paper, which has been cited over a thousand times, there was no major peer-reviewed study questioning the legitimacy of the meshing hypothesis in English language teaching until a 2016 paper on neuromyths in the English language teaching journal (Lethaby and Harries, 2016). However, many papers have been published that take the hypothesis for granted (for example, see (Hyland, 1994) and (Wong and Nunan, 2011)), and it is still supported in much of the influential teacher training literature (for example, (Lightbown and Spada, 2013)). It is worth considering how much effort has been spent by students and teachers carrying out VAK surveys and planning and design activities to match students' learning styles.
Having considered the history of this idea, let's examine why the hypothesis is not a helpful concept for teaching.
Pashler et al. (Pashler et al., 2008) give examples of research that suggests that learners may indeed have preferences for how they prefer to receive information, but go on to point out that 'the existence of preferences says nothing about what these preferences might mean or imply for anything else, much less whether it is sensible for educators to take account of these preferences' (Pashler et al., 2008). They go on to discuss how such research would need to show that different learning methods optimise the test scores of different types of learners in order to provide credible evidence for the meshing hypothesis. In other words, self-identified 'visual learners' would have to show that they learned better being taught by visual means, while 'auditory learners' would need to show that they learned better when taught by listening, through outperforming the other type of learner on the corresponding test based on the way in which they received the information.
Research by Krätzig and Arbuthnott (Krätzig and Arbuthnott, 2006), meanwhile, shows that there is little consistency and match between what learners consider to be their learning style and what specially designed questionnaires say, and secondly, that there is no relationship between established learning style and objective test performance. Rogowsky et al. (Rogowsky et al., 2015) explicitly sought to directly test the meshing hypothesis itself, using the design outlined by Pashler et al. (Pashler et al., 2008), above. In this experiment, participants were first assigned as 'auditory' or 'visual' learners using standardised learning styles assessments. They were then presented with information through text or listening material, depending on their assigned style, and then tested on their learning. They were found to have no significant advantage when taught using their preferred learning style. So, the notion of VAK learning styles is problematic in that they are not consistent, measurable attributes, nor is there evidence to support the idea that teaching to preferred learning style will improve learning.
Another argument against the meshing hypothesis comes from the field of neuroscience. What we know about how the brain works does not support the idea of learners being better at learning through different sensory modalities. Different parts of the brain are specialised to receive different types of information, but the interconnection of the brain makes it impossible for learners to learn using only auditory or visual information (Dekker et al., 2012). Despite the designation of the meshing hypothesis as a 'neuromyth' by leading scientists, the belief in this idea persists, and Dekker et al. have argued that introducing neuroscientific basics to teachers in initial teacher training might help in this regard.
Wasted time, effort and money?
In the 30 years since Reid's first paper in ELT, there have been developments in evidence-based teaching strategies and clear directions for teaching interventions that do have empirical support. Arbuthnott and Krätzig lament the fact that 'the continued endorsement of learning styles theory interferes with the development of evidence-based practice in education and the wider community' (Arbuthnott and Krätzig, 2015). For example, Dunlosky et al. (Dunlosky et al., 2013) outline 10 classroom strategies that are supported by studies and that don't require the financial investment that assessing and catering to perceptual learning styles does. In the face of teaching techniques that do have evidence to back their use, it is surely time to retire the meshing hypothesis, as well as the VAK learning styles concept around which it revolves.
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Summer is an incredible time of the year. It's a time for exoctic vacations, patio parties, and evenings at the lake. There are also instances when it's best to dodge the summer heat by staying inside. It can also be a hazardous time if you don't properly prepare your home to battle the extreme outdoor temperatures of the season. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are serious conditions 'that can occur when the body becomes overheated, and it can happen anywhere, outside and inside. A heat stroke requires emergency medical aid and, if untreated, may cause damage to your brain, heart, kidneys, and muscles, and in intense cases a heat stroke could result in death. So keep in mind Safety First, both inside and outside your home. Find out how you can make sure you and your family are safe from heat ailments this summer.
You can be careful but things can still happen. Recognize the signs of heat exhaustion and heat-related illnesses: nausea, feeling faint, headache, rapid heartbeat, chest pain, trouble breathing, and more. If you are outdoors and exhibit any of these symptoms, go into air-conditioned shelter immediately. If you are not feeling better within 30 minutes or are having breathing problems, loss of consciousness, or chest pains, call your doctor immediately or go to the nearest ER.
Proactively servicing your home's air conditioner will help escape a malfunction on the warmest summer days, when your A/C system is running at full capacity around the clock for weeks and months. During a proactive maintenance visit, an expert A/C system technician can normally avoid an emergency by finding problems and replacing parts before they go out, and cleaning and tuning the AC so it is in tip-top shape all summer when you need it the most.
Wear loose, lightweight clothing, especially when you're going outdoors. Don't wear dark hues, especially black clothing, since dark colors hold heat. The color white helps keep you cooler by reflecting the sun. It's also good to invest in a wide-brimmed or gardening hat to keep the sun off your face, and avoid layering clothing.
Help keep you and your loved ones hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids, such as water or juice. Although you may not be thirsty, your body may still be in need of hydration so try to keep a water bottle with you at all times. During a heat wave or peak heat of the day, steer clear of drinks with alcohol or caffeine because they can contribute to dehydration.
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Last summer, Shakira announced her new live film, Shakira In Concert: El Dorado World Tour. It will premiere in over 2,000 theaters across more than 60 countries on November 13th, with a wider release expected after that. Now, with only a month to go before fans can see it, Shakira has just shared a live performance from the forthcoming film. Get to see a new clip of "Dare (La La La)" – from her 2014 album, Shakira – and "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" – from her 2010 album, Sale El Sol.
True to her signature style, the performance of "La La La" and "Waka Waka" is energetic. Shakira wears a broad feathered skirt as she dances about the stage. The upbeat songs are also great for crowd involvement, as Shakira gets her fans to sing and clap along. It's a fun and vibrant performance, and it will inspire even more excitement to see the whole concert film when it airs in theaters next month.
Shakira In Concert: El Dorado World Tour was shot at Shakira's concert in Los Angeles at The Forum on August 28, 2018. In addition to live footage, it will also feature behind-the-scenes footage and narration by Shakira. James Merryman and Shakira directed the film.
Watch the live performance of "Dare (La La La)" and "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" below:
Shakira In Concert: El Dorado World Tour should feature the following set list:
Estoy Aquí / ¿Dónde Estás Corazón?
Perro Fiel
Me Enamoré
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La Tortura
Can't Remember To Forget You
Loca / Rabiosa
Bicicleta (Interlude)
La La La
Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)
Hips Don't Lie
La Bicicleta
A digital and DVD release of Shakira In Concert: El Dorado World Tour is expected to follow the in-cinema premiere in November.
Find out more about Shakira In Concert: El Dorado World Tour at the live film's official site here.
Shakira's last album, El Dorado, came out in May 2017. It followed the singles "Chantaje" featuring Maluma and "Me Enamoré," and led to the singles "Perro Fiel" featuring Nicky Jam, "Trap" featuring Maluma, and "Nada." "La Bicicleta" with Carlos Vives, "Comme Moi" with Black M, and "Deja Vu" with Prince Royce were also singles prior to the album's release.
In summer 2018, Shakira and Maluma teamed up a third time for their single "Clandestino."
Get ready to see Shakira In Concert: El Dorado World Tour on November 13th, and look out for a wider release of the film after that. Keep checking back here for all the latest Shakira music news.
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The following is from "The Rainey Gals," by Mary Harding Rainey Swearingen (1880-1959). It describes the house of her grandparents, William Woods Taylor (1817-1904) and Sallie Banks Bradsher Taylor (1836-1913).
Grandpa and Granny Taylor lived about a good walking mile from us, just at the fork of the Milton and Yanceyville Road and the "round the lane" road to Purley. . . Grandpa's house was a steep-roofed three storied building with a cellar beneath it. It had tall rock chimneys at each end. On these chimneys was the inscription 1776. There was a basement, or cellar of two rooms. The front room was the dining room and the back room was used for storage. . . Years before Grandfather bought the Plantation the house was used as a Tavern or Inn to accommodate travelers riding in the stagecoach that carried the mail to Yanceyville and Hillsboro. "Old man Hop Lea" as he was commonly called, the proprietor of the Tavern or Inn was said to be very cruel to his slaves. . . .
The first story or ground floor, which was two very big rooms and a wide hall between, was ceiled with very wide boards . . . perhaps twelve or fourteen inches wide. In my Grandmother's room, where we always sat unless there was real company, there was a huge rock fireplace with a big mantle over it. Beside the fireplace Grandpa sat by a little window that looked out on the main road and the tobacco barns, the well, the stables, and the back yard. . . . Across the hall was the parlor, sacred to strange company, parties, funerals, Sundays and beaux; and where peddlers were allowed to spread out their packs. . . The stairs were very narrow and very steep, beginning with two steps up, then a platform and a turn to the main flight. Back of the platform there was a door without knobs or hinges. I think it must have opened in to my Grandmother's room at one time but was now closed up on her side. . . When we got to the head of the stairs there was the boys room on the right hand side and on the left was the room for the girls, this room was big enough to hold four double beds.
William Woods Taylor (1817-1904) married Sallie Banks Bradsher (1836-1913). Their daughter, Elizabeth Woods Taylor (1858-1952), married Nathaniel Thomas Rainey (1849-1896), and this couple is the parents of the author: Mary Harding Rainey Swearingen (1880-1959). On April 22, 1908, she married John Joseph Swearingen.
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Attempted carjacking foiled in east Las Vegas Valley
The Metropolitan Police Department is looking for two suspects after an attempted carjacking Monday night.
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May 14, 2019 - 12:10 am
Updated May 14, 2019 - 8:11 am
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The Metropolitan Police Department is looking for two suspects after an attempted car robbery Monday night.
Officers responded to a call at 10:20 p.m. in the 5200 block of South Pearl Street.
A woman arrived at her home when a light-colored sedan stopped in the street behind her vehicle, Lt. David Gordon said.
A man got out of the passenger seat and approached the woman. He pointed a handgun at the woman and demanded her car keys, according to police.
The woman refused and the man grabbed her purse and fired one shot into the air as he walked back to the sedan and drove away, Gordon said.
The vehicle was last seen driving north on Pearl Street toward East Tropicana Avenue by a white woman with brown hair and a thin build, Gordon said.
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The USA has been my home for the last two years. Westwood, New Jersey to be more specific. I have tried to see as much from the country as I could. I can say I have seen a lot and I am happy to return as soon as possible.
New York City. I never thought I could get this familiar with this extraordinary piece of civilication. Now I am able to navigate through the asphalt canyons without any map and I can show places which other tourists will never see. And still I am always excited when I go to Manhattan. This is special and never boring.
More big nature: Grand Canyon. You feel so small there. I looked at it from many different angles: from the rim, from a raft at the river and out of a helicopter.


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Q: Diagonal embedding into finite idele group Recall that one has the equality $\mathbb{A}_f^{\times}=\mathbb{A}^{\times}_{\mathbb{Q},f}=\mathbb{Q}^{\times}.\prod\limits_{p<\infty}\mathbb{Z}_p^{\times}$, so I would like to know if its generalization to arbitrary number field still holds, i.e. let $k$ be a number field, then is it true that $\mathbb{A}^{\times}_{k,f}=k^{\times}.\prod\limits_{v<\infty}\mathcal{O}_v^{\times}$? Here we identify $k^{\times}$ with its image of diagonal embedding in $\mathbb{A}^{\times}_{k,f}$.
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Interstate 283 Pennsylvania
Interstate 283 serves the capital city of Pennsylvania from the southeast with connections from I-76 (Pennsylvania Turnpike) and the PA 283 freeway inbound from Lancaster. I-283 parallels Eisenhower Boulevard along a commercial strip through Lower Swatara and Swatara Townships. The north end is the Eisenhower Interchange, a multi level exchange with I-83 (Capital Beltway) and U.S. 322 west from Hummelstown.
Replacing Pennsylvania Route 283 (Eisenhower Boulevard) between I-76 and I-83, construction for Interstate 283 started in 1968 and was completed in 1971.1
North End – Swatara, PA
South End – Highspire, PA
Mileage – 2.91
Cities – Harrisburg
I-76 to Exit 1 59,000 (2013)
Source: 2017 Traffic Volume Map – Dauphin County, Pennsylvania (PennDOT)
Painted shields were added to the Interstate 83 mainline southbound ahead of I-283 in an effort to aid motorists at the forthcoming Eisenhower Interchange. Photo taken 06/21/12.
North End – Swatara, Pennsylvania
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Heading north into Swatara Township on Interstate 283, 1.5 miles from the Eisenhower Interchange with I-83 and U.S. 322. 06/24/12
A diamond interchange (Exit 2) joins I-283 with PA 441 (Lindle Road) at Swatara. Ramps for I-83 south and U.S. 322 depart within one mile. 06/24/12
Single lane ramps separate from I-283 northbound for Interstate 83 (Harrisburg Beltway) south to Paxtang, Downtown Harrisburg and the State Capitol complex and U.S. 322 east to Hummelstown and Hershey. 06/24/12
The I-83 Capital Beltway Project will eventually reconstruct the substandard Eisenhower Interchange. Included in I-83 East Shore Section 2, future work will remove the turn off to stay on (TOTSO) movements along the Interstate 83 mainline and redesign all ramps with I-283 and U.S. 322. 06/24/12
Exit 3B leads directly onto I-83 north / U.S. 322 west to Interstate 81 north for Hazleton and U.S. 22/322 northwest to Lewistown. 06/24/12
Interstate 83 continues east from Harrisburg along side Paxton Street to the Eisenhower Interchange (Exit 46) with I-283 south and U.S. 322 east. U.S. 322 west overlaps with the remaining miles of I-83 north to I-81. 06/21/12
U.S. 322 extends east from Eisenhower Boulevard and I-83/283 as an expressway to Rutherford. I-283 links I-83 (Harrisburg Beltway) south with PA 283, a 29 mile long freeway from Highspire to Lancaster, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike at the Harrisburg East Interchange. 06/21/12
Perspective from Interstate 83 south
Previous guide signs for Exit 46A referenced Interstate 283 south without MDT Airport and Lancaster. Photo taken by Tim Reichard (08/19/02).
U.S. 322 splits from I-83 southbound for Eisenhower Boulevard ahead of an exchange with Derry Street. Interstate 83 arcs east from the seperation at Exit 47 to a left side ramp for I-283. Photo taken by Tim Reichard (08/19/02).
Interstate 83 makes a TOTSO movement west from I-283 and the Eisenhower Interchange into the city of Harrisburg. A single lane ramp connects with Interstate 283 south at Exit 46A. Photo taken by Tim Reichard (08/19/02).
Perspective from U.S. 322 west
U.S. 322 enters the Eisenhower Interchange south of Lawnton. The ensuing ramp joins Interstate 283 south toward Harrisburg International Airport (MDT). Photo taken by Tim Reichard (08/19/02).
The multi level interchange joining U.S. 322 with I-283 south and Interstate 83 (Harrisburg Beltway) was constructed in the 1960s. Photo taken by Tim Reichard (08/19/02).
South End – Highspire, Pennsylvania
Interstate 283 advances south across Laurel Run to the cloverleaf interchange with PA 283 at Highspire. The mainline concludes just beyond PA 283 at the toll plaza for the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Photo taken 06/21/12.
Pennsylvania 283 originates just west of Exit 1B at Eisenhower Boulevard outside the borough of Highspire. The freeway extends east around Middletown and Harrisburg International Airport (MDT) to U.S. 30 at Lancaster. Photo taken 06/21/12.
An end shield stands within the median of I-283 ahead of the PA 283 overpass and trumpet interchange with I-76 west to Pittsburgh and east to Philadelphia. Photo taken 06/21/12.
Perspective from Interstate 76 (Pennsylvania Turnpike) west
Two miles ahead of the Harrisburg East Interchange (Exit 247) with Interstate 283 north on westbound Interstate 76 (Pennsylvania Turnpike). Photo taken 10/15/04.
Interstate 76 runs between the borough of Highspire and the Greenwood Hills community west to the trumpet interchange (Exit 247) with Interstate 283 north. Pennsylvania 283 parallels nearby through Lower Swatara Township. Photo taken 10/15/04.
Exit 247 leaves Interstate 76 west for I-283 north to PA 283 east to Harrisburg International Airport (MDT), I-83 (Harrisburg Beltway) and U.S. 322 east to Hershey. Photo taken 10/15/04.
Perspective from Interstate 76 (Pennsylvania Turnpike) east
Interstate 76 (Pennsylvania Turnpike) makes a sweeping curve ahead of the Susquehanna River and Interstate 283 (Exit 247). Photo taken by Chris and Amber Lokken (06/24/08).
Construction underway from December 2004 to May 2007 replaced the 1950-built spans carrying the Pennsylvania Turnpike across the Susquehanna River. The $82 million project built twin precast segmental bridges along the north side of the original spans. The 5,600 foot long spans accommodate six overall lanes of traffic.2
Photo taken by Chris and Amber Lokken (06/24/08).
The Susquehanna River bridge spans AMTRAK, two other railroad lines and PA 230 (Front Street) just ahead of Exit 247 for Interstate 283 north. Photo taken by Chris and Amber Lokken (06/24/08).
Two lanes separate from I-76 east at the Eisenhower Boulevard underpass for Interstate 283 north to Harrisburg and adjacent Pennsylvania 283 east to MDT Airport and Lancaster County. Photo taken by Chris and Amber Lokken (06/24/08).
Pennsylvania Highways: Interstate 283.
Page updated February 20, 2019.